| Anxiety is very much normal in everyday life. It can take place anywhere anytime. Situations when we worry, feel tensed, scared, under pressure, stressed results into anxiety. It is a generalized that can take place in an identifiable stimulus in any mood condition. It's a normal body response to any danger which automatically goes off when we feel threatened. Another view about anxiety is "a future-oriented mood state in which one is ready or prepared to attempt to cope with upcoming negative events". It isn't always a bad thing because sometimes it helps to stay alert and focused. But when anxiety becomes excessive and interferes in your day-to-day activities than it is classified under anxiety disorder. There are many types of anxiety disorder. Some of them are listed below: · Phobia: It is a type of disorder which could be characterized when we have an overwhelming fear from something that does not exist or is not an immediate fear. These types of fear are very much genuine but when it is excessive it can be cause of embarrassment. · Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD): The person who suffers from this kind of disorder uses ritualistic and repeated behaviors to rid themselves of obsessive thoughts and anxieties. · Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD): It is a psychiatric illness that can cause after a traumatic event in which there is a threat of injury or death to you or someone else. Re-living the events through nightmares and flashback are common. · Social anxiety: A person who feels extremely conscious and afraid in social situations like watched by peoples, meeting new people, going party, public specking, eating etc. it tend to make that person fearful of social situation in which they may be the subjects of scrutiny. · Panic disorders: It is characterized by intense physical symptoms and sudden overpowering feelings of terror. It is a normal alarm reaction magnified and happens when there is no anger around. People often think they are going to die when encounter this attack. It can last from minutes to hours. · Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD): This is a common condition where the person faces unspecified worry about everything around his. The person may eventually experience insomnia muscle tension and irritability. A person may suffer more than one anxiety disorder at the same time. |
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Saturday, July 10, 2010
Anxiety Disorder: Know which category you fall
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Effective Natural ways to cure Anxiety
| control anxiety. But if you control anxiety then the best way is to control by natural way. Here, you find some natural way to control anxiety. 1. For controlling anxiety then first of all you have to change your diet. Check your that diet that is healthy or balanced diet. You have to check that are you taking caffeine in high amount or not because it will increase your anxiety level and make you feel more tensed. If you try to avoid caffeine in your drink then its good for you and try to avoid that food which have high in sugar because sugar will also trigger anxiety attacks. If you are eating healthy food, you not only lower your anxiety but also improve your overall health. 2. You can do exercise to control anxiety. Just walk half an hour in a day or you can do running, riding a bike. Actually, exercise produce endorphins in human mind that makes people feel happier and tension free. So, if you are in anxiety, try to use exercise in your daily routine. 3. Meditation is the best way to cure anxiety. For meditation, find a quiet place to sit and relax alone. While doing medication, picture yourself in a happy place and listen silent music, away from all these stress and anxiety that you are currently facing. 4. Talk with your friend, family is the best cure for anxiety. Sometimes, many people don't share their problems with anyone. Simply talking to someone about how you feel can relief you of your anxiety effectively. This is especially true if your anxiety is being caused by a particular person or situation. |
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